- It’s here! College Basketball Prospectus 09-10
Buy, buy, buy. - Hoops is back … with a whimper
It’s opening day… but who cares? Seth Davis examines college basketball’s weak opening day - RTC Conference Primers: #1 – Big Ten
The Big Ten Geeks helped preview the Big Ten for Rush the Court and they had some interesting choices, picking Michigan 5th and placing DeShawn Sims on the all-conference team over Manny Harris. - 2010 NCAA tournament bracket prediction
Jeff Goodman projects an entire bracket, placing Michigan as a four seed that falls in the second round to UConn. Rematches in the first and second round seems a little improbable.
- Ranking the nation’s top 10 backcourts
Michigan comes in at #9 in Rivals backcourt rankings, what does it mean that four Michigan starters are listed under “backcourt”. Ahh, the joy of small ball. - Sheehey: Visit went well, but no commitment yet
Sheehey enjoyed his IU visit but did not commit, he doesn’t have any other visits scheduled and may or may not make a decision during the November signing period which begins Wednesday. - Young, Talented and Unhappy Playing Basketball Overseas
Pete Thamel tells the troubling story of Jeremy Tyler, the first player to skip his senior year of high school to play professionally overseas.
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Hey Dylan,
You seem to be pushing the college prospectus. Do you have some sort of “stock” in this publication, or do you just feel it’s the best preview out there? I ask, because I am looking for a comprehensive preview to help with my college hoops betting here in Vegas. Thanks in advance for any input.
I’ve got no stock in it, I just highly recommend it. There are no affiliate links or anything like that.
I have been a John Gasaway fan for years and high respect his work.
Cool, thanks. I’ll pick it up.
Ken, Just an FYI tickets went on sale today for the Michigan @ Utah game.
An interesting note on the Tyler story, Makhtar Ndiaye, a former wolverine transferred to UNC, is his agent?
“To help him adjust, the Wasserman Media Group sent one of Tyler’s agents, Makhtar Ndiaye, to Israel late last month for an extended stay to help him focus.”
Oh, I didn’t even think of the possible road trip there, Jay. Thanks for the reminder.